Hi, welcome to the special edition and podcast of Personality Hacker.

My name is Joel Mark Witt.

And I'm Antonia Dodge.

And what we're going to do is tack on to the podcast for this week on controlling your emotions based on us watching the Disney

Pixar movie Inside Out.

And we just didn't want to spoil the movie for anybody but this has gratuitous

spoilers for the movie so please if you do not want to have the movie spoiled

for you please stop listening now and move on to another podcast yeah this

this podcast will spoil the movie if you've already seen it. We're going to assume you've seen the movie or don't care about a spoiler. This is a spoiler alert, an official spoiler alert.

And since this attack on to the other weekly podcast, it's going to be a lot shorter.

But we just wanted to talk about a couple components to the movie Inside Out that we thought were really intriguing.

The first one that I thought was fascinating, and I did mention this on the regular weekly podcast was that the character of joy, which was the emotion that was in Riley's driver position.

All the other, of the other five or four primary emotions completely relied on joy.

That joy was the emotion of resilience.

Like as making sure that things happen, making sure that nothing got them down,

that was reserved for the character of joy or the anthropomorphized joy,

which I thought was really fascinating because I found that to be true in my life.

If I can keep positive spirits, if I can keep optimism,

I can keep going.

And if I can't, then just like the character of sadness, I just sort of want to lay around to do nothing.

So I thought that was a really interesting observation.

Yeah, it was interesting.

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